Nov 04 2009

Subtle but clear

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So Charlie Crist was apparently on CNN today to talk about the Democratic victory in NY-23.

This is what he said, according to Naked Politics:

“I don’t know we if can really tell exactly what that race meant,” said Crist, himself the party-annointed candidate for the Senate. “I mean that was kind of a funky situation to put it mildly. And i think it’ll take a little time to analyze what happened there.

Funky situation? Huh? Yeah, not much there, but then he brought his point home.

“But what did happen there, is unfortunately a Democrat won in a district that’s been represented by a Republican for over 150 years. The good news is from last night, these two gubernatorial candidates ran grat campaigns, articulated what the people want, what is important to them and it’s jobs, jobs, jobs. Making sure that that we’re fighting for a better economy and lower taxes.”

He’s being very subtle but there is no mistaking what his message to the GOP is: You go with the teabaggers and you’re going to lose safe Republican seats; you stick with me and we have a chance to win big states like Virginia, New Jersey, and Florida.

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Oct 13 2009

CNN factchecks SNL; everyone else gets a pass

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The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c
CNN Leaves It There
www.thedailyshow.com
Daily Show
Full Episodes
Political Humor Ron Paul Interview

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Apr 28 2009

Watcha talkin’ ’bout freedom?

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jim-demint_1jpgRemember when Republicans used to be able to answer every question with words or phrases they’ve turned into meaningless platitudes like freedom, appeasement, sharing the wealth, or 9/11?  Well, Rick Sanchez’s over the top incredulity is putting a check on that.

At least as far as Sen. Jim DeMint is concerned:

CNN’S RICK SANCHEZ: [Specter] seems to be saying that Republicans are making it very difficult for other Republicans to win because, and he said this on several times, you tell me what you think of it: You’re shrinking the electorate to an extreme to a point where a regular Republican can’t win. What do you make of that argument?

SENATOR JIM DEMINT (R-SC): That’s quite the opposite. We’re seeing across the country right now that the biggest tent of all is the tent of freedom. And what we need to do as Republicans is convince Americans that freedom can work in all areas of their life for every American, whether it’s education or health care, or creating jobs…

SANCHEZ: What, what the hell does that mean, freedom? The biggest tent is freedom? Freedom?! I mean you gotta do better than that.

Via AMERICAblog.

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